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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
The Holiday Races.

Inere was large crowd at the meet
ing at Agricultural Park yesterday.
The frat was fve-eighths dash be.
tween Minnie Stratton, Amazon and Billy
johnson. Amazon had half length the
best of the start, and lead to the head OF
the stretch by neck, Billy fair second
and Minnie a troublesome third. A few
jumps by the straight track brought the
mare mp to the second place, and before
the clubhouse was reached she had close
in with the leader in tooth.and nail
struggle for the wire. Amazon worked
for all he was worth, but Minnie was too
many for him and he was q full length
away when the black mare shot under
the wire. Time, l:O4.
The next event was three.quartera
heat race-Starters, Adam and Jim
Polk. The race was interesting from
start to finish, Adam having the best ot
it on all parts of the track. He took
both heats, hands down, in l63 and l83.
The third and last race was 4 natch,
ono and three.fourths mile dash, Tahoe
and Galgo starting-Galgo carried pen.
atty for age, and Tahoe, being young
ster, ran light. The colt was . trailer
for mile and half, and then closed il
for the finish ct pace much too speedy
for his competitor. He struck the wirs
in gallop, three lengths in the lead. il
3:ll.
A couple of uninterssting scrub race
between unknowns closed the day.
events.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
The Los Angeles Conservatory Of
music.

music.
Following is the programme of the
Musicale given on Saturday evening, at
Mrs. Valentines conservatory of mu:ic:
PARrI.
/. Piano solo-Sonata of 3S. .... Diabella
Misses Bryan and Valentine.
2. Piano Solo-Juanita. .Sptndler
Master frankie Phelps.
8. Piano Solo-Swedish Wedding March. .
Miss Oracle Dunsmoor.
s. Piano solo-skylark Morning Song
Miss Maggie Williams.
8. Recitation Years Eve. ..........,.
Miss Lille Sargent
| 7. Violin SolO-Derinere Pensee de Weber
Master Charles Valentine.
| 8. Piano Sole-Santa Claus .Schumann
Bertha Phelps.
PARrn.
Piano qusrtette- March =.
Misses Shook, Tinsley. Valentine. and Mrs.
Valentine.
Vocal solo-"Going to Market" .... Diehl
Miss Mollie Adelia Brown.
Piano eOlo-"Dytng Poet. .GOtschRlk
Miss Kate Bryan.
Violin solo. ..... .Stradella
MISS Aoeltn0 valentine.
Piano solo-"Spinnerlied" ...... GItofi
Miss Ella Tingley.
| Vocal solo-"Impatience" ....... Schubert
Miss Hance.
Banjo solo. ...... Miss Asbury
! Piano solo, "RondO ct Barcarolla" -. .Salter
Mrs. Valentine.
| Organ solo, "H0me Sweet Home. ........
.........:....... Dudley Bache
Miss Ella Tingley.
| A very valuable and appropriate gift
of handsome chandelier was presented
by Miss Pridham in behalf of the class
in . neat little speech, hoping to brighten
the pathway of both teachers and pupils
the coming year Of this highly com
mendable and enterprising institution
This entertainment was one Of the bes
ever given, and the crowded parlorI
showed the readyl appreciation thes,
programmes meet with.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
THE COAST.
Sad Death Of Judge J. D.
Hines.
NE FALLS OVER A PREcIPIcE
4 Tot Of Railroad Land In Ven
tura Comfy Opened to
Settlement.
.,,...,, :. a. H.r..aos the Associated rrs''l

aspectos 10 tAs Herald os the Assoe'oS' 1''''
San BuxSAvENruRA, CAL, January l.
Col. ]. D. Hines going nome m Ia.
v.con from Ventura the night OF
December sosh was thrown from n'a
wagon. near Nordhof, his horses raa'
ming home. Search was made Gil day
veaterdsy but the Colonel has not yet
been found; his hat, cane and wagon
seat were found where he was supposed
% have been thrown out. 1t il supposed
that he struck on his head. became de-
ranged and got lostin the bush.
LArrR-News y just received from
Nordhoff that thg body of Col. J. ID.
Hines was found this morning about
o'clock. about three miles from where ne
- tbrown from his wagon. lie had
failsn over bluff about thirty feet IN
heieht. fell on his head and was killed;
he was evidently crazy after his fsil
from the wagon and knew not where ne
~ aoing. Col. Hines was the late
stste Grand Master of Mssons and also
ex.Superior Judge Of Ventura county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
A New scheme.

BosroN. January 1.-The proprietors
of the Boston Herald announced to-day
to their employees a proposition to give
them for the current year a portion OF
the net profits Of the business. after re-
serving the interest of the value OF the
property. The employees are to have
shares in proportion to wages received
during the year. They also suggest to
the employees the formation Of mutual
benefit society, promising to contribute
an amount equal to the aggregate con-
tribut,ons of the employees. The pro.
prietors say, in the circular announc.
ing the proposition: "We hope this ex.
pertinent may be successful. and that
profit sharing may be adopted by us as
permanent policy"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
The Inauguration Hall.

The Committee in charge of the In.
augural Ball at Sacramento at the in.
auguration Of Governor Bartlett have
appointed the following committee for
Los Angeles: John G. Downey. John
Mansfield, ]. F. Crank, ]. De Barth
Shorb, J. Downey Harvey, r. F. Del
Vale, Phineas Banning and Sidney
Lacy.
The above list is from the Sacramento
Bee. The titles of the honorable gen.
tlemen have been carefully omitted,
but the climax Of intelligence is reached
in the appointment of Phineas Banning
as member of the reception committee.
As the popular and much beloved Cen
eral Banning, one of the best known
men in the State, passed the bound Of
life and laid his Eonors down nearly
three years ago, amid the sorrow Of
thousands his appointment seems
quite inopportune.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
Anaheina lsenas.
rRrn,n tha 0e.asta 4

A close estimate has been mnds "
the Anaheim agent of the Southeen p
cific of the quantity of wins yet Ee1nnfn-
ing in the Anaheim csllaEp, and ~ 0ninn
that there are one million nine honAgoG
thousand gallons yet to be shipped, -
possibility that some email iots uGuo
overlooked.
The installation of oficss Of Ano1 1ofn
Lodge No. 207. y. "a. NJ, On Mon6sy
evening was the occasioa Of veeI
pleasant reunion of the btVehrsn. and 8
most abundant supper wa9 udaiged =
after the installation cerem6S Sisa II
following is . Iss Of the o@sxs -
stalled:
Thso. Reiser, Master; p. Davis, -
ior Warden; F. r. Krebs, Junior WGe-
den; w. H. Higgins, Treasurers ]. 3.
Gardiner, Secretary; w. n. AcRaddent
Senior Deacon; Frederick Hartung, ~
ior Deacon; William Crowther, Marsb1
F. A. Korn and II. G. p. Wreds, otoG%
ards; &. A. Pullen, Tyler. 4
Az noted IN these columns . few Wseks
ago the business Of the Anaholm foD1e
office has almost doubled during ~
past quarter. Postmaster Gardiner telIl
US that during the year he hes forwasae1
TOO registered letters and packages ~
issued l34O money orders. During ~
last ten days he has inuad 100 monsy -
ders and postal notes.
It 10 not to be expected that : soo.i-
tropic editor should know mach abooS
cabbagss, and therefore VI may be pr.
doned for getting ihs cabbage paragraphs
Of last week little mixed. The retee
guaranteed 10 Mr.. Whitaker il 81 - pse
hundred pounds. Its small head oi
cabbage which does not weigh ~
pounds in this glorious climate, bat -
suming that to bs the average weight
the result will be l23 cents per hsad, g
$240 per acre.
The we'll known Peter Henderson, y
his book Gardening for Profit" sivps
the following table Of expenditures an6
receipts Of one acre near New York:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
A Vessel Ashors.

PHILADELPHIA, January L. The
prman ship Bertha, which sailed from
7 Eanbnarg November llth, for Phila-
kchia, struck to-day abreast Of Ocean.
Isiand and filled with water. She
on boad o cargo Of empty petroleum
rels and general merchandise con-
,aed to merchants Of this port. The
AZ has twelve feet of water in her
sd, and will. if the weather continues
u break up and become q
.Ssi loss. The vessel and cargo are
.issd at over 100000. The
- sSved by the life-saving crew, in
3,iiu1 the iron ship Salamanca, Ashore
a r. kobeth, and the schooners Ruth
6'1iH ashore at Fenwick.s Island
Ssf and William Bailey on the strand
81 aware breakwater. Vessels and
" bou4d to this port now ashore
langej will foot up total loss O
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
Rar MifzYah.

The confirmation of Master Leon
Roth, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Roth,
took place yesterday at the Jewish Syn.
agogue, which was largely filled with
acquaintances of the family. The
youthful candidate went through his
examination finely and was oongratu-
lated by his friends. A reception was
held at the house of the parents on
Franklin street afterwards.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
Mrs. Logan,s Fund.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January L.
Captain Geo. Il. Lemon, Of this city,
to-day received the following additional
subscriptions to the fund for Mrs. Logan
Judge Henry Hilton, of New York,
$4,000: Messrs. Whitelaw Reid, D. O.
Mills and c. P. Huntington, of New
York, $1,000 each; z. L. Magee. of
Pittsburg. 5000; John A. King, of New
York, 500, making a total Of about
$40, 900. Mrs. Logan received to-day
from VIM. Penn Nixon, manager of the
Chicago Inter Ocean, the sum Of s6500,
which is the result of the first days sub.
scription in Chicago. The check: were
all made payable to Mrs. Logan's own
order, it being the wish of the subscrib.
ers that the money shoald not be placed
in trust.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
OgIesby Will Retire.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-The Star
this evening says: Last night Governor
Oglesby, of Illinois, who came here to
attend the funeral of the late Senator
Logan, in conversation with several
leading citizens of that State, declared
most positively and unequivocally that
he would not be candidate for the seat
in the Senate made vacant by General
Logans death. He reiterated his for.
merly expressed intention of retiring to
private life at the end of his term az
Governor. Representative Cannon
leaves for Illinois tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
Henry Clay ~ = Rokex E1nYo6S
boston Budeok.]

Henry Clay's favorits recreation e.
many years was game Of pokoFs ~
which at one time he was paGionaSo11
attached, not for the stakes, but foe q =
distraction and excitement Of 1h6 -;
Mr.. Winthrop says that there y : 1fad
tion that while Clay was Waiting Bouksa5
in 1918, and lodging q ths old ~
change Cdffee-house IN Congress ptrooo,
servant rushed into the pax1oe S
which he wAs It the poker tahle M
a few gentlemen Of the Old aoho4l.
and announced that The hotel W.
on fire. s'Oh, there will ba ~
enough, think" cried Mr.. Clay. 49,
finish our game" and 6nish Il 40 or
before the hotel WAS hurnsd -
ground. A similar tradition wos enr
in Washington at ln4st peEi6
while Mr.. Clay was Speaker ~ ~
friends had passed whe3o -
cards, and were stiIl goinS q =
games when the heur Was ol>n
for the opening Of the neenI
Of ConRrem. "Wait 4 IN
gentlemen. ssid Nj. GIay, s11
wash my face and hands ~ ~
% the House end call John
the chair, and than I WI
and We will havs ano(npse
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Our Products Hold Their Own
ag the East.

Our Products Hold Their Own
as the East.
CHICAGO, January l.v-The dried fruit
market is steady, firm and rather quiet.
There is not 80 much looking around
for fruit as some time ago. This is due
perhaps to the close of the year, when
iobbers are busy taking stock and do not
care to purchase at the same time. The
wants of the trade will be more mani.
fest in few days, and as arrivals and
offerings will continue light steady
and firm feeling will be maintained:
California spscialties are steady and
firm, with the exception of raisins which
are easy. The demand is fair and prices
are a. follows, per pound: French
prunes &c, pitted plums 100 lac, quar-.
tered peaches l2@l3c, peaches halved
and pared 25e, nectarines 90 and pears
S@l1Ao. Raisins, by the box Of twenty
pounds, 81 .75@sl. 80; for London layers
and loose Muscatels, Sl.50@Sl.60.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02

HEADQUARTERS R. E. LEE CAnP. Con. |
FEDERATE VETERANS, Richmond, r
Va, December 27. }
Dear Madam In this sad hour you
have the hearty sympathy Of those who
in the years ago battled with their
might against the gallant soldier. now
no more, but whose memory will live
with us because of the kindly heart and
open hand which prompted generous
aid for our helpless comrades in their
need.
Your most obedient servant.
(Sipned) JNo. MURPHY,
Commander.
ARTHUR A. SPITzER,
Adiutant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
A Collision. .

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, January Ire.
ports have reached here of serious so'
cident which occurred last night on the
Southern Pacific road near DEVILS
River, about 200 miles west of here.
A collision occurred in deep cut
between o construction train and =
regular freight train Laden cara were
wrecked and burned. Four men on tie
construction train perished in the burn
ing wreckage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
A Pleasant Party.

Mr.. J.F. Roth, of the Diamond House,
yesterday evening entertained number
of friends at Campia' restaurant. First
street. There were present Messrs. Louis
Levy, Of Levy Bros; Sol. Sheridan, of
the Tribune NJ. Polaski. junior member
of Polaski Bros; Emile Quarre, of Roth
& Quarre; G. F. Lummis, of the Times;
Chas. YakeL of Phoenix, A. t.; and .
representative of the HERALD. The
host did the honors in very fine style
and several toasts were brought among
which was one to the press Of Los An.
geles, in honor Of whose representatives
the dinner was given. The menu was
very recherche aud was az follows:
Chablis. Sauterne.
Huitres en- coquille.
Potage printannier
Bouchees de crevettes.
Truite saumonee.
Poulet Marengo.
Chateau Margaux.
Tagiiarinf.
Croquettes de volaiiles.
Becassines.
Dinde truffee.
Pomm6fy sec.
Omelette soufilee.
Fromage, fruit, ices. dessert.
The dinner was under the supervision
of Mr.. Zerbi Corsica.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
A pIusical Company.

NEW YoRK. January i.-Articles Of
Incorporation of the National Opera
have been filed in the Office Of the Secre.
tary Of State Of New Jersey at Trenton.
The articles of incorporation say: The
objects for which said company is formed
are to establish National opera and ia
furnish representations thereof TO the
public and to promote higher musical
education in the United States. The
capital stock il e5O0, 900, divided Int
shares Of par value of tl00 each.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
A NEW YEARS BRAwL,
I'm Which = Mexican Youth
Stabbed BIZ q NegPO.

stabbed by = NegFo.
Juan Alvarado, . young Mexican
butcher about % years old. who works
ct the Montana market, had difficulty
yesterday afternoon with . negro on
Los Angeles street, near one Of the dives
between First and Requena streets. The
negro pulled out knife with which he
inflicted three scalp wounds in the head
Of Alvarado and stabbed him also in the
left arm pit. He then escaped. The
injured man was picked up BY OfIicers
Lemon and Smitp, who carried him to
the police station. where he lost very
large quantity Of blood. DR.. Baker was
sent for, who looked after the mans in
juries and pronounced them not very
grave. Alvarado was very drunk and
refused to make any statement a. to the
cause of the quarrel or who his assailant
was. The police are after the negro,
however, and he will be arrested.
At o'clock in the evening the negro
who had done the cutting came into the
station and gave himself up. His name
is Geo. Reese, and he was charged with
assault to murder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
PArd0med.

ALBANY, N. Y. January l.-Wm.
Pool and Joseph Font were to-day re-
leased from Sing Sing prison, where they
were serving life sentence for the MUIR
der of John Ryan IN New York city in
1877, having been pardoned by the
Governor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
Murdered.

LAMPAsAs. Tex, January l.-Alex .
ander Brown, a well-to.do farmer resid.
ing seven miles from this town. was
found at his house this morning muir
dred. He had been bound hand aud
foot, and then struck ON the head with
An iron bar. The house had been ran
sacked.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
A CelebrasaOu. .

BERLIN, January l.-Empsroe WI
liam to-day celebrated the eightieth ~
niversay of hm eutraace into the Psup-
sian army, by receiving Ill Of his co1n-.
manding generals, headed By oro11n
Prince Frederick William.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
snaallpex.

MzLsoURNE, January l.-1ho g.
man steamer Prsnssen, iron Bson1a ~
Port Said, arrived here with 60 q
smallpox on board. and was qna1nntf tfnoik
The disease spresd 70 twenty .{oaF oour
persons. Thirty passengers Who UGpo
landed ct Sydney have also beea tall1o
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
anether Citrus Fair.

SAN JOSH, January 1.-The Horticul-
.,,r.l Hall directors to. day resolved to
sa,d a citrus fair in this city during the
- ,-ask beginning February 7th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
A Negro Allied.

NEW York, January l.--Eugene Car
ter, colored, has been living at 80 West
Third street witha q white woman. This
morning another negro, named Taylor.
went in to possess the white prize. He
struck Carter in the head with slab OF
marble and Carter died tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
FOREIGN.
Goschen Will Enter tie
New Cabinet
tUNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS.
Smallpox on Board . Ship sc .
Australian Port-Ravsees
Of Cholera.
Especial b tAe Herald by a. Assos6e1e1 49,

Especial 70 tAe Herald by ~ Assos6ese1 49,
LONDON, January 1.-Mr. Gossksn.
Lord Harrington. Joseph Chanbeslal1
end Sir Henry James held . lone -
ference to-day. The weight of opisies
vas IN favor Of Mr.. Gosshen seoeplftr
the offics. Goschsa thsrsupon wofyo1
al psrsonaI diatastss and wsete - 1eo1
Salisbury that he would enter ~ c6Aiooo
under certain oonditions. Hs WI I -
. conference with Halisbury - Hen1nv~ :
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
ACruiser Being Built.

SAX FRANCISCO. January 1.-The
Union Iron Works Company have
s;ened q contract for the construction of
the cruiser Charleston. The govern
>.rsnt ha. been secured by bonds TO the
sSlQsgs Of -.xN hundred and fifty,iousr y
thousand dollars, being one.f0nEft ol
the total price Of the cruiser. The
,-ork has been started on the keel.
vhich viii be laid in few days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
RaaY Found.

sAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-The
hodv Of Capt Thomas Miller, who was
ar;,,sd by an explosion on the burnt
..h.lsr hale Mary and Ellen three weeks ago,
80 found to-day in the bay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
Cook Arrested.

KANSAS Cry, January l.-Oscar
Cook was placed under arrest to-day
and bound over for hearing Monday
next on . charge Of receiving money and
valuables obtained in the Adams Ex'
press robbery.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
Il esistlnr an Ofaicex.

John H. Berry was arrested yesterday
evening by officer. Little ON First street,
in . very drunken and disorderly con-
dition. He resisted the siiicer with eli
his might and was therefore charged
additionally with resisting On officer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
seuth Ansrioan No..

Monzzv1DIo, January l.--Tho snus>
tary condition Of this city \ poacoG&
A battalion Of troops has bson ~
banded BY order Of Prssident 3. ~
Jesas. A mutiny was feared. Ge1arnR
employees Of the government have ~
been dismissed for being favoeah1s g
the aspiratioDs Of Gen. Santos.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
rho Wheas Markss.

LIvERPooL, January l.--Whsat = =
strong demand and holders offer sparimc1
ly. Red Western spring. u ed07s -
per GENITAL; red Western winter, 3s 10
IL; California number one, 7a 1O10zB'
lid. Corn is firm and the demand ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
lnataIlnA.

NEW YoRK, January l.-Mayor-elect
Hewitt and the other municipal oficsru
who were elected in November last were
formally installed to-day but without
any special ceremony.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
EDorwooD. JANUARY. l. 1887.

ED0EWOOD, JANUARY I, 1851.
MY Dear Mrs. Logan: In such poor
measure as so cold medium will convey,
pray permit me to express to you my
heartfelt sympathy in the affliction which
is yours. Your friends, whdse name is
legion, and those friends aud admirers
of General Logan, among whom l covst
o place, will approach you nearer than |
may in this sorrowing hour. but believe
me the thoughts Of none follow you with
more profound or more regretful sympa-
thy than mine. am, dear Mrs. Logan,
Yours very truly,
KATHERIsE CHASE,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
amportant to settlers.

SAN FRANCISCO. January THE To-
cal land Office has received notice from
washington Of the restoration to the
.cnblic domain of nearly four townships
II Ventura county, formerly granted to
the Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Com
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
The patti Concert.

Yesterday subscriptions to the amount
of $500 were received for the Patti con.
cert. This is $500. in all, exclusive OF
San Diego. whose quota viii increase
that to at least $500. This is $1,000
short of success, and tpe a<fbstsipiions
close on Tuesday evening next. In Or
der to allow those who are too busy to
attend to the matter al other times, the
box sheet may be seen at the Ma deau to
day between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2
P. M.
Following is the programme proposed
for the evening in Los Angeles:
overture-"La Gazsa Ladra"-Rossini.
Romansa-"Di Proven1a" IL. Trayists|
cauysaslavel ysas che sapets ts Nosas d
,FiEolaMUssT's m.,3vsrai .NsasIie s0ai'h'
A .a uei. ''.1.'........... ,signor Guile
Aria.:Ah! forse Q Iui" ia Traviata)-
Verdi ........... Madame Adelina Patti
Aris."oui sdesno" (Flauto s;snsd1 sM;asicSalm alov.,.
Duo1ass M ami ancor" iii Trosa.ore,"..
Verdi. .Madame acalchi and Big. Guile
Valtz-Il BaciO-Ardiu. u..................
............ Madame Adelina Patti
Aria-"Non piu andrai" (De Nozze di
Tigaro)-MOZart. ........ .SignOr Galass1
Gavotte-From "Aignon"-A. Thomas.
Printaniere-. .Aubade"-Psul Lacombe
......t............... '......'. VkcnossAe !
PART II.
THIRD ACT OF THE OPERA OF FAUST.
With all the accessories OF costumes and
grand orchestra of twenty-five selected
musicians, under the direction OF Sig.
Luigi Arditi.
Aria-(siebel). "Ls psrlate d d'amor" -:
......................M Madame Schalcnl
Entrata-(Faust aud Mephistofels) "Giunti-
siam" . Sig. Guile and Sig. N0vara
Romanza-(Fau dinora"...
Violin obiigato, Herr Carl Hamm.
| Sortita-(Margherita) Come vorroi saper
| Air de Bijou-"Ah! E'stranO potter.
Madame Adelina Patti
Quartetto-( (Margherita, Marta, Faust
and Mephistofeles) "Giusto ciel"
Madame Adelina Patti, Mile. Valerga,
-. .Signor Guile aud Signor Novara
Duetto-(Faust and Marg herita) .Tardi 81 fa''
-. Nine Adelina Patti and Sig. Guile
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
WASHINGTON. January l.

WASHINGTON. January l.
My Dear Mrs. Logan Only q wife
can realize the agony with which You
look to-day upon your beloved dead.
and as such 1 offer you all the sympa-
thy that woman's heart can hold.
MRS. d. w. VooRHEEs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
The ChoIora.

VALPARAISO (vis GalvestonA JanuagY
l.-Telegrams from Buenos Ayroe -
terday announce "a new cases Of cholosn
and 20 deaths during the past twen1y
hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
An Arizona Road.

PaEscorr, A. T.. January l.-New
Year, was gala day for Northern Ari'
xoua being celebrated by driving the
,.st mike Of the Prescott and Arizona
C.ntral Railway, connecting Prescott
v;th the rest Of the world by an oil rail
cc,,mu nioation, The entire country
surrounding joined in the celebration.
This i the first north and south railroad
ecrs struoted in the territory and it will be
Continued to Q connection with the
Ronthern Pacific via Phoenix a. rapidly
- possible. The greatest enthusiasm
rrevails over the future prospects OF the
territory on account Of this enterprise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-02
rm,ersed Mulberry Trees.

sASReANcmoo, January LA con.
.ieument of'ave thousand mulberry trees
= ,ha cultivated Cattaneo species will
1--WE here Tuesday from New York.
Tha trees will be distributed free on aP-
.,,;c.tion TO the State Board Of Silk Gull
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